Children and adolescents with craniopharyngioma had significantly higher ratings of self-reported excessive daytime sleepiness, bedtime fears/worries, and restless legs symptoms compared to their relatively healthy peers. Lack of family routines and poor family functioning were related to poor sleep-related outcomes and increased excessive daytime sleepiness.
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Sleep-Related Challenges and Family Functioning in Children and Adolescents Previously Treated for Craniopharyngioma
This study investigates sleep-related challenges and their association with family functioning in children and adolescents previously treated for craniopharyngioma.
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Continue reading · Late Effects of TreamentParticipation in Patients Treated for Paediatric Posterior Fossa TumoursSociocultural variables have a major impact on participation in patients treated for paediatric posterior fossa tumours.
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